Fall in Greeley means crisp mornings, golden fields and a full lineup of pumpkin patches and corn mazes waiting to be explored. Whether you’re a fall sports fan or seeking outdoor adventures in the cooler weather, there's something for everyone to enjoy.  

From pumpkin patches to fall festivals, we’ve got your ultimate guide to experiencing fall around Greeley!  

Pumpkin Patches, Farms, Produce and More 

Tigges Farm 
12404 County Rd 64 1/2, Greeley 

Visiting a pumpkin patch is a quintessential fall activity. Local Tigges Farm has over 15 acres of “You Pick ‘Em Patches,” showcasing an array of pumpkins – orange, pink, yellow, white, blue and even specialty pie baking pumpkins. Families can also enjoy a fun scavenger hunt. Print off one of the four options or complete them all. Don’t forget to stop by Tigges’ farmstand to purchase their popular fresh roasted chilis.  

Hankins Farms 
26745 Weld County Rd 17, Johnstown 

If you are ready for a little friendly competition, head to Hankins Farms and take on their themed corn maze games. Both are designed to be fun for both families and maze enthusiasts, with wide paths and just enough of a challenge. Afterward, pick out a pumpkin, climb on hay bales or enjoy the wide-open views. Hankins Farms is open Friday through Sunday until November 2.  

Fritzler Farm Park  
20861 Co Rd 33, LaSalle 

When the sun goes down, the fall fun turns a bit spooky. Scream Acres at Fritzler Farm Park is one of Colorado’s top haunted attractions. Journey (if you dare) through the haunted corn maze with live actors, fog, lighting effects and plenty of surprises hiding in the stalks. It is a favorite night out for teens, college students and anyone who enjoys haunted thrills. Scream Acres is open Friday through Sunday until October 26. 

Pope Farms Produce and Garden Center 
6501 W 28th St, Greeley 

Another local favorite is Pope Farms Produce and Garden Center. This local gem offers garden essentials and an impressive spread of locally grown and produced items. Stock up on delicious Western Slope fruit and sweet Rocky Ford melons or indulge in specialty products like Colorado’s Best Beef. They also stock refreshing ciders and juices from the Colorado Cherry Company, Village Pie Maker frozen fruit pies and Clarks' local honey.  

Check out their fantastic selection of pumpkins, gourds, mums and other seasonal goods to complete your fall decor.  

Greeley Farmers’ Market 
Downtown Greeley, 7th Street, between 9th and 10th Avenue 

Don’t forget: The Greeley Farmers’ Market summer season runs through October 25, offering local products and flavors every Saturday morning in Downtown Greeley. The market moves indoors in November taking place the first and third Saturday of each month. Make the most of this autumn season by supporting our local makers and growers!  

Fall Festivals and Events 

Celebrate the season with a fall festival or themed event. We’re talking live music, local food and drink, craft stalls and tons of activities for kids. Don’t worry, there are also plenty of opportunities to snag some candy!  

Howl-o-Ween Trick-or-Treat at Centennial Village Museum 
1475 A Street, Greeley 

Howl-o-ween Trick-or-treat at Centennial Village Museum offers a safe and fun place to wear your costume, collect sweet treats, play games and get creative with fall crafts. Join the fun from 2 to 6 p.m. October 18-19, wagon rides included on both days (weather permitting). Make this much-loved Greeley event an annual tradition for your family.   

Candlelit Creeps at Centennial Village Museum 
1475 A Street, Greeley 

Get ready for a night of eerie exploration and spine-tingling tales during Candlelit Creeps. By the glow of candlelight and lantern, a guided tour will take you through some of Greeley's most unsettling stories, where the line between fact and fiction blurs thin. Register for one of two sessions on October 18, as you uncover five of the town's creepiest stories from the past. 

City of Greeley Recreation Fall Events 

Some of the most anticipated Halloween and fall events are hosted through the City of Greeley Recreation:  

  • Teens (ages 10-15, grades 5-8) can play games and do fall-themed crafts at the Rodarte Community Center’s Halloween Teen Night Out on October 17 from 5:30-8 p.m.  

  • Climb to the top of the climbing wall at the Greeley Recreation Center for treats during Trick or Climb on from 4-7 p.m. on October 24. 

  • Participate in the costume contest during Cosmic Costume Skate at the Ice Haus from 7-8:30 p.m. on October 25.  

  • Fitness enthusiasts can join Greeley Recreation for Glow Week October 24-31 and celebrate Halloween all week long with glow-in-the-dark-themed fitness classes, black lights and Halloween-themed music. The highlight of the week is Zombie Zumba® at 6 p.m. on October 28 at the Family FunPlex.   

Downtown Greeley Celebrations 

Enjoy a night of Halloween delights from 4-6 p.m. at Trick or Treat Street on October 31 in Downtown Greeley. Designed with families in mind, it’s a safe, friendly environment full of spooky fun and laughter. Bring your best costumes and get ready for a treat-filled adventure through local businesses.  

Leaf Peeping and Outdoor Exploration 

Looking for something calm between the pumpkins and scares? Greeley’s natural areas are full of golden cottonwoods and fiery red sumac this time of year. Take a walk or bike ride along the Poudre River Trail, Signature Bluffs or Josephine Jones Natural Area for peaceful views and photo backdrops. For more inspiration, read our full guide to the best spots: 5 Places to See Fall Colors in Greeley, Colorado  

Need an excuse to explore more of Greeley’s Natural Areas? There are several opportunities to get outside during the “Know your Natural Area Series.” Discover what a natural area designation is, learn more about trail safety and spot local wildlife. 

Attend more than one event to collect exclusive stickers for each natural area: 

Dia de loa Muertos Celebrations 

This year, the Greeley Creative District will honor Día de los Muertos with several community celebrations on November 1. Enjoy crafts, face-painting AND light refreshments at the LINC Library and then celebrate with the community in the 8th Street Plaza. At 6 p.m., join a procession from the plaza to the Tointon Gallery to see the accompanying art exhibition. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to a community ofrenda.  

Important note: no valuables, food or items that you would like returned should be contributed to the display. 

Other Fall Events Around the City 

Check out other seasonal events listed on the Visit Greeley community calendar:  

 

Whether you found the perfect pumpkin, conquered a maze or enjoyed the beauty of fall colors, we want to see it! Tag @VisitGreeley on your Facebook or Instagram photos to be featured on our socials. 
 
Fall goes by fast, so grab your boots, gather your favorite people and make the most of the season around Greeley.